What's the difference between electronic contract and traditional contract? The business manager will ask and answer this question.

Traditional contracts generally indicate that the contract is effective by the way of signature or seal of the parties, and the effective place is generally the place where the contract is established.

If an electronic contract is signed electronically, the recipient's main place of business is the place where the electronic contract is established; If there is no main place of business, the place where the electronic contract is established is its habitual residence;

In traditional contracts, the time when an offer takes effect is usually when it reaches the offeree. In electronic contracts, if the offeree designates a specific system to receive data messages, the time when the data messages enter the specific system is regarded as the arrival time (i.e. the effective time). If the specific system is not specified, the time when the data message first enters any system of the addressee shall be regarded as the arrival time.